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Ustica plane crash.

After 30 years we probably won’t obtain neither a judiciary sentence nor a valid punishment for who is responsible for this crime. However there is a need in history to know the true facts.

It has nothing to do with a terrorist attempt made by a subversive group but it is a hidden operation organized by military forces of sovereign states. During that night NATO fighter-bombers and French fighter-bombers were flying over the low Tyrrhenian sea. Libyan MIG, Military and civil Italian planes were probably there as well.

The ITAVIA’s DC9 was caught in the middle of a fire fight that did took place not in a street but in the sky, therefore it probably crashed because of a human mistake.

However this fact doesn’t minimize the responsibility of people who have hidden the truth and thrown investigations off the track: the reality about Ustica is probably an embarrassing and unspoken truth, but it must be told.

We don’t know who has thrown the missile and why, but we perfectly know that there were people who saw what happened and people who know exactly dynamics and responsibilities: governments, military intelligence security service of at least four nations: USA, France, Libya and Italy.

All of us know people who know the truth about Ustica but they unfortunately stopped talking.

For years we have asked government members to say something about it: former Italian republic president Francesco Cossiga recently said that the French marine is responsible for the plane attack.

We don’t know whether his version represents “the Truth”, however after these important declarations the fact of not having any confirmed news makes us feel even guiltier. If institutions don’t get on the move and governments don’t speak a word because of precise unmentionable reasons of state, common citizens, who belong to these governments, have to question them about it.

Since we don’t want any symbols representing our campaign, we have not engaged celebrities as testimonials.

That is why we ask you to make this campaign personal: not just nicknames or links on social networks.

Support our campaign by writing your name and surname: your contribution will be useful to bear costs and to send a precise message to the governments: “We haven’t forgotten anything! One, ten or thirty years might go by, but we will continue to ask you for the truth.”